Darling Ingredients Safe & Sound Week

2. To stop a task if you notice a hazard or feel unsure.
4. A labeling process used with lockout to warn others not to operate machinery.
7. A substance that can cause damage to skin, eyes, or metals.
12. Immediate medical care given to an injured person.
16. A type of hazard where a body part can be caught between objects.
19. A flexible tube used to convey water; can be a trip hazard.
20. A container for storing gases under pressure.
21. Being alert to your surroundings and potential hazards.
23. Hot water in a vapor state; can cause severe burns.
24. A high-visibility garment worn to make a worker more easily seen.
25. All individuals are responsible for safety.
26. PPE for head protection.
30. Protective reinforcement in the toe of a boot.
32. Can refer to a 'Toolbox Talk,' a short safety meeting.
33. Personal Protective Equipment.
34. To officially inform someone about an incident or hazard.
35. A heavy object that is temporarily lifted and hanging.
37. PPE worn to protect the eyes.
38. A safety device worn to prevent falls from height.
39. Common hazards caused by wet floors or obstacles.

1. To drink plenty of water to prevent heat stress.
3. Used to protect skin from the sun's UV rays.
5. A type of PPE used to protect your hearing.
6. Globally Harmonized System for classifying and labeling chemicals.
8. A serious, unexpected, and often dangerous situation requiring immediate action.
9. Without delay; how you should report an incident.
10. PPE that protects the entire face from hazards.
11. A substance with distinct properties, can be hazardous.
12. A vehicle used to lift and move heavy materials.
13. Safety Data Sheet; provides information on chemical hazards.
14. A careful examination of equipment or a work area to ensure it's safe.
15. A safety restraint in a vehicle or mobile equipment.
17. The act of watching a task to identify safe and at-risk behaviors.
18. An area with limited entry/exit, not designed for continuous occupancy.
22. Freedom from harm or danger.
26. Keeping the workplace clean, tidy, and free of trip hazards.
27. A button or switch used to halt machinery in an emergency.
28. PPE worn to protect the hands.
29. Established or official way of doing something.
31. An area or piece of equipment that can cause burns on contact.
36. A procedure to de-energize equipment before maintenance.
40. A formal document required for certain high-risk jobs.